Michael Legel
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I am not a big dell fan but that does sound like a good deal.
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I use a sony vaio at home for these types of projects as well as the marching band videos I prepare for the local high school. Have not had any issues and it works well. I think its a 3.0 ghz, 1gb ram, 2 160gb harddrives). I think it was about $1300 before adding the extra hard drive.
Hope that helps.
Mike
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Hello Edward,
Do you turn that off in preferences? I have always found the automatic start a little bit annoying but not enough to dig through preferences to find it.
Is there a similar off switch in DVD Architect?
Thanks for the information.
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It actually did not turn out that bad. The music was drum beat and bass. Started out fast but the slowed down version with a lower base was alright. Had it been any more than I stretched it I would have done it differently.
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I stretched music the other night on a project I was working on. Only about a 2 second stretch. Quite noticable.
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I do a lot of 2 – 4 camera work. Excalibur is great for this. The Ultimate S product is also good but I believe is limited to 2 cameras.
Either is definately worth the money given the time savings and quality of final output.
Just my opinion.
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I would go with Vegas 6.0 just because its the newest version. Being introduced and learning the software on the most recent version reduces challenges when upgrading.
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What were the results of letting Vegas reformat them. I have great luck just letting Vegas do its thing. I believe there are also options in the preferences to turn off the resize which should eliminate any reformatting or resizing.
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I agree with Ed and Gary. Excaliber is great for this, easy to use and generatesimpressive looking results. I have not tried Version 4 yet but will after I finish my current project – a three – four hour concert with three cameras the project that will never end.
Ultimate S also has this capability but I believe Excaliber allows more cameras and was easier for me to use having used versions 1, 2 and 3.